Sharon M. Belko

Dear family of Sharon. I worked with Sharon for many years. She had a great sense of humor. She was smart and capable. Always doing her best for others with a smile in spite of suffering so much pain at times. I will never forget her friendship.

Sincere condolences to Sharon's family and beloved co-workers from the pharmacy, where I met her, to 1B, a place she dearly loved. For over 30 years after I moved from Lakewood Hospital, we kept in touch and enjoyed countless lunches together. Hamburger, fries, and Diet Coke! Of course, she'd always study the menu first, and then decide to treat herself to a burger after all. I will miss her friendship.

Dearest family of Sharon So sorry for the loss of your daughter and sister and aunt She was the light of our lives at Lakewood Hospital. She always greeted me when I floated from another floor. I was a nurse that worked on oncology with her on 1B As the days go on, I hope you recall a lot of happy memories of Sharon God bless you all sincerely Jill Baker

I will never forget all the great laughs I had with Sharon while working 1B at Lakewood. Her kindness, quick wit , and ability to smile through any situation were qualities I admired. Her loss saddens me but knowing she is free from illness is comforting. I am keeping the whole family in my thoughts and prayers as you navigate the loss of your wonderful Sharon. She will be greatly missed. Molly Brunori

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I so admired Sharon for her fierce independence and steady cheerfulness as she faced on going medical issues. Sharon was smart, witty, and easy to talk to. I will fondly remember our Panera morning coffee get togethers,...well, coffee for me and lots of diet Pepsi for her... where we would sit and chat for hours. The time would fly. Sharon, I'll miss you. I love you.

Will miss the way she answered the phone on 1B. She always said "1B, Sharon, Secretary" I was a Respiratory Therapist at Lakewood. Rest in Heaven, Sharon. Prayers for your family

Even when she was struggling she was always smiling. Keep smiling Sharon.

I'm so sorry for the loss of sharon. I live down the street from her.in the yellow house across from the church I would walk pass her house everyday on my way to work and on the way home if she was outside I would stop and see how she was doing and then there was time if her garbage can were still down by the curb I would take and put them up by the house Cathy my prayers are with you and your family. I will miss her.